Twenty-eight years since the fall of Zahir Pajazit, Hakif Zamenu and Edmond Hoxha

The three strategists -- Zahir Pajaziti, Hakif Zejnullahu and Edmund Hoxha -- were traveling from Pristina to Vushtrri, until their group was discovered by Serbian security, which had been ambushed in the village of Pestovo, where all three are heroicly fighting them.

Military activities Zahir Pajaziti began during the 1990s.

Under circumstances created during the general strikes in Kosovo held on 3 September 1990, Zahir and other activists began working on establishing a security network in Kosovo.

As a result of this work, Zahir and Orlan's activists set up the Guerile Unit House in Orlan.

In 1991, after illegal affairs begin in Kosovo to be co-ordinated with the Zahira legale goes to Albania for military purposes.

Upon returning to Kosovo in 1992, his group is unveiled, and Zahir has to go underground for several months.

Until 1992, it contributed to the weapons supply of headquarters created in the district of Orlan.

During 1994, Zahir began to commit to other parts of Kosovo for the establishment of the KLA. Thus, he is one of the founders of the KLA's General Staff and his member from the beginning, from which the co-ordination of political and military activities begins to become.

Zahir is noted at this time as the great organizer and implementation of guerrilla attacks on Serb forces in Kosovo, but especially in the Lapi region.

 

For all of his activity, his cousin Fadil Pajaziti, who was a businessman and almost all of his financing, had it.

On 31 January 2008, on the 11th anniversary of the fall, Kosovo President Fatmir Sejdiu awarded Zahir Pajazit the highest Kosovo state award, the Hero Order of Kosovo.

Zahir was the leader of one of the major branches of war, which then, naturally, has been merged into the Kosovo Liberation Army. Being the leader of one of the major branches of war, he was also one of the co-creators of the Kosovo Liberation Army.

Edmond Hoxha was the union who intended to create new dimensions of his family or Kosovo tradition.

Since he was six years old, when he was still a child, he had seen his older brother Xavit's grip and imprisonment, as he had seen that he had suffered pain but had not been broken, he had decided to become a pillar and not break, no matter how painful, writes the KP.

Edmond was a student of a desire to become a soldier and a man of science, the young man who had chosen to live a different life, yet too young; perhaps more than anything he would have started, despite the pain she had carried, despite the blood they had experienced and would experience.

Hakif Zamenu has a contradiction between his silence and his work done. If silence is remarkable, the work is also remarkable.

It's one of the most special cases of war, when an important figure like him has stood, with a deep nature, in the place he was assigned, as deputy to Zahir Pajazit and his assistant, and all this was very silent.

Hakif and Zahir were not just grandchildren and uncle but had all virtuous things in common.